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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

Tube color, for China. Water, and ou
Painting. Canvas Brushes. etc. China fired.
StudieS of all Kind. at Wrong Side tlaes ani
pYinf store SOL y. BiN~WANGER,
3lO Broad street. between Second and lhrd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

DIV Plates. all sizes, wholesale and retail.
SOL j. BiN~WANGER.
2lO Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

The Polygraphs, only % cents, and
other Mathematical instruments, and artists
and painters supplies. Drawing Books Tor De
ginncrs aud students.
Sol j. BlNswASGER,
20 Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

There i. no race question connected with
liquor, except the race 10 get II "heh IL j. not
to b4 had Me- Orleans Picayne.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17

Gentleman desiring 20 rent aroom'-h'"
,,,,,cl "a, Won ask for this dog kennel,
Landlord Five dollars, If YOU don { Oi'e'-
FHegende- Batter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
Tnr nr~Icmr Is rIrcIo'>.

And should ever Doe properly cared for. Many
persons. children as well as adults, whose eye.
-Iehf I- detective. and who would rccciNcmuch
assistance and comfort from thc u.c of care.
fully selected and adjusted glasses, are doing
fnc.rt ewes great injury either through NOT rc.
aINng chat their vision is SO imperfect on
through the use Ol improper glasses. selected
generally by mere guess work. regardless OF
fhcactual need. Bur there IS no cause for such
now. Ny examination is free, and u required
adjust such spcCtaClcs on eye glasses at
moderate cost as are proper 10 remedy the
various outlcal defects, uO matter how seem
inply severe My illustrated catalogue sent To
amy address upon application.
DR. s. GAIESkl, Consulting optcldn'
glj East Main Street
Superior artificial eyes kept on hand and in
serted 5mi.s2 tufri&surf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-17
l-LNNuN r0NTNAIT GALLENY

UI lENOS. PROrNlEIoH.
.lI. D.. BROAD 1I. BIT tth.I y SECOND
ltt Gallery guarantees thc incoI "oih al
..Hts, price, iu the city. Extra aifc ih
I..0inrufa fo stny party getting up u cabinet
.Nutl lI Call af the Gallery for club tickets
at Particular. lcuOtypes taken aud nnishcd
n icu minute-. only Gallery opened sun
days. 2ja2l-ly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
w przedsionku piekfa.

luvowa Kutorzyna. A coz?
Masz jake nowiny swie3e z
tamtego swiata?
Hyderyk wlelhi. Nam i bar
do pomyslne = DO duch O.
piekunczy naszego Bisia do
nosi ri, re znowu kilku pa
now tel arcypatryotycznej
magnateryi polskiej sprzedafo
nam swoje dobra.
Carowa. Jak tax da]ej poi
die - to "a kilkanascie lat
wykupicie ola siebie cafa zie-
mia polska.
F1yderyh:. u przeproszeniem
kuzynki, widze, re 6 upcy
b / G. i, CO ? o s k g o.
rezem o b y W i.
ezeli qp G I'm i
k u p { IN . Z a.
Carowa. Me masz mnie "a
co kuzynie przepraszac
bonn ia to dobrze wiedzlafa
= i "a ruble dose tanio ma
byfam korone polska. Powiem
ci jednakowo, Re procz panow
i biskupow byfa W tel Polsce
1nniejsz szlachta i m~ieszcza-
ME = a tymi byfa wow
czas trudna rada = i wasz
Bisio ME TAX 1atwo zgryzie
or2ech, jak wan sic zdaje =
DO dzlsiaj So jeszcze i ch1opi.
Spytaj sic posfa mojego Rep
nina, a on CT powie, jak mu
fatwo szlo pozyzkiwanie ma
gnackich rodzin ola interesow
rosyjskich = tyl6o ten mo-
tloch zowsze nam bruzdzif.
F,yderyh. Teraz sic ME dzi-
vie, ola czego Stahczyki tax
wymyslaia ma tych warcho-
low.
Caryca. Ba! gdyby ME ten
mottoch, targowicka homicide
racya bylaby u stop moich
wypisafa: Fl1us Potomac =
ME potrzebujqc sic wcale cd
lat stu, jak poczwarka, prze-
radzac ciqgle W gasiennice ro-
&nego gatunku, by zniszczyt
pc staremu k w d u
c h a o d 0 W e 6 o. Czy
te gasienice, ktore dis pc.
miedzy Poloniq Ameryce
rozpoczefy niszczenie nowegc
rodzaju, sprowadza ow fms
me wien = ale to wien, IL
moja Targowi lea byfa
matka nadzwyczaj p}odna "
Mikczenlnc i POdfe pOtOnl
stwO!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
Sprawy biezace
Waarusow Polonusowobchodzqce


jacy sic z obywateli j ozef a
NJ acy y, ozefa r n
a Jana W a S a, wy
deleguje d. 10 BIN. rano dwoch
czlonkow Tow. sw. Jozefa,
Grupy Il w. N a r. p !. ma
dworzec kolejowy czyli Depot,
kt6rych delegaci przeiezd2a-
jqcy z fatwoscia beda mogli
poznat pc przypietej kokar-
die z wstqzkq Towarzystwa
i herbem Zwiqzku wycisnie-
tym ia tejze wraz z imieniem
Towarzystwa. a obok ktorei
bedq CT Obywatele zaopa-
trzeni wstazk4 z napisem ,,Ko-
mitet."
Delegaci beda laskawi lynn
Obywate]om daG sic poznac,
a oni ich zaraz odprowadzq
do p~czygctowanego omnibusu,
ktory do zamowionych kwa-
ter delegatGw odwoziG bedzle.
koleje re wszystkich stron
przyjezdlajq do jednego dwor-
ca, a wyzej wsponlniani oby
watele beda ma swOiem stano-
wisAu PREY kazdym przyby-
wajacym pociqgu przez Sobo-
te i Niedzie]e czs'li logo i
llgo Wrzesnia rowniez PREY
rannym pociqgu l2go Wrzes-
MIA, ktory przychodzi o godzl-
ME 'ej rano.
1890 Wrzesnia o godzinie
W PCT do Sci rano delegaci
i wszyscy goscie zamiej-
scowi raczq sic zebrac pun
ktualnie " Hall Sejmowej
jPfeiffer's Hall') ma Wabash
ulicy, z kad odprowadzeni 10
stanq przez czfonkow Tow.
Sw. Jozefa i inne Towarzy-
silva mie jscowe j okolicy
wojskowa kapela ma czele
do Polsklego Kosciofa Sw.
Wojciecha ma Nabozenstwo,
ktore sic rozpocznie punktu-
alnie o g,dzinie loci rano.
Pc skohczonem nabo2en-
stwie delegaci odprowadzeni
zostanq do Hall posledzen
Sejlnu, gdzie Cenzor stoso~
wnie do Konstytucyi Zwiqz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego,
Sejm formalnle otworzy.
ZGODA W zupefnosci po-
twierdza co Wa;ar7ls W poprze-
dnim numerze napisaf o BOZ
ce pomiedzy ksie4mi polskiml
W Milwaukee W plebanii ks.
Gulsklego ma odpuscie sw.
.Jacka, w dniu l6 sierpnia.
Zgoda domysla sic, re GAu-
DENTYM PREY tel Monacho-
machU byf albo ks. X, ks. 6.
Z Jackowa ks. H., lub tez
Ks. H., kt6y K poczqtku pc
aw6ch do kupy strzaskiwaf,
ale potem ulegl, gdy wszyscy
IA lego szeroklch barach
swych p:esci doswiadczali.
Wreszcie zaznaczs organ Zwiaz-
ku Mar. Pol, lie bye mole
IL "a popieranie Kropldfa Pan
Bog IN e m oryal N y m 70
zum pomieszaf, TAX re SAM
pomiedzy SODA sic ,,kroPlq,"
~SPROSTOWANlE Sha-
lnokin, Pa. - Do wspomle'
MIA posmiertnego o sp. Anto-
MIN Leszczynskim zakradla
sic omy}ka wskutek pospie
cha. Mvafo bye Wleczny po
k6j duszy $p. Antomaego' =
ME zas -Eancisaka, DO ter
%jeszcze lyle i oby 2yf jaknaj
dluzej W pokoju!
NANTICOKE, Pa. = Pc
Stem ma sejm polsk' 40 st
Paul wybrafa grupa K: Puta
ski. 2Ol czfonkow liczaca
ob G.. W. Pole d a. kie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

Agenci ,,W;arusa:"
Berlin WIS.
L. Chojnacki
Audenried, R.
Jan Goryca.
Beacerdan, Ws.
Jozet Durzyhski.
GiWmlu7tn, Benton Go. Mo.
Wawrzynicc Wisniewski.
baltimore, NJ d..
Felix's Brzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
South Bend, Ind.
korpul V. 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calumet Mich.
l.. WIoblewski.
Mlnto, u. Z.
Jul. Wirkus.
Tcodor Wysocki.
Ardoch, D., 7.
+. Galewskl.
Rniatowshi, "
J6zef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mch.
J6zefiak. C.. o. l.. Auspach
26O Gratiot Az.
w A Madaj 7So ST. AubienAve.
Duluth: Hmm.
Antoni Grala
2oo9-3rd Str, 90 Ace w.
Chicago III.
S. Budzbanowski
7S5 Paulina str.
Kujetan Poklzyw;hski
731 w 18th Str.
NJ. Hadik, 81 Critterden Str
Albert Kowalski
7O9 Milwaukee Ave.
FIR. G~i1yhski,
ISL Milwaukee Ave.
Tcodor j. Wikaryasz
2s52-2S54 Archer Ave.
X. Olszewski 1856 Archer Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Jan Napieraka 1853. Davis Str.
Rlonio, Ws.
Sikorski.
Ellis, WIS.
Jan Wysocki.
Steueus Point, YES.
Pawef Lukaszewicz
Wiktor P~ogorzelski
Gloster, NJ. Z.
NJ. Danielewski.
Arcadia, Ws.
f. Grossman.
J. K. Cyscwski,
l.. Wojczyk.
independence, Wis.
FLIP Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. o. WIS.
+. Brom.
A. Mondry.
Il. Rudnik.
South Chicago:
Wawrzyn Templin.
Boyington, p o. Wis.
j. Zywicki.
st. Paul., HIM.
Jozef Mica,
W7luo, Minn.
MARGIN A. Mazany.
appleton, Miu'.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey City, ~ d.
FIR. Plewacki, 343 HendersonSt
Shamohin, Pa.
F~runciszek Cimochowski.
st. Louis, Mo.
V. Muzurek,
1910 North Sth Str.
-lLhpauhee, 1Ns.
Jan +. Bcrka Hambord Ave.
Andrzej Brzakafa
706-2nd Ave.
Brcuont, 7tros,
Jozef Bartula.
Bryan, 7eras.
Ludwik Dzieglewicz
(Louis Taylor
Neap Wucerly., Ter.
Ignacy Ch!ebowski
BuJalo. ". y.
Jan Zurek,
cor. Lov,joy & Detroit Str.
Bay City, Mich.
Antoni Przybylihski l.. B. 80
Jan Rrzeski
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Karol Nowak, 10 10Th st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

KS. DOMAGALSkl juz o.
opuscif paraaa swo]a W dye
cezyl detroickiej, Jak nam do
nosi z Parisville pod DE-. %
sierpnia gorliwy nasz abonent
J0zef L e m a Il s k i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

despotycznie, niby jaki krol
Tub car europejski. Tych SEE
sciu namowito IL innych, kto-
rzy dotad ME byli narodow-
cami, do przystqpienia do
Zwiazku. Mar. Pol. - i ci "a
zafozyli nova grippe Zwiqzko-
wa W Nanticoke. = Teraz
w p o Ian stara sic wszel-
kiemi sposobami zapcbiedz te-
mu, by naszeJ mfYdej grupy
ME przyjeto do Zwiqzku. (Po-
stepowanie p. P o ! a n d q W
tym razie zasiuguje ma naga-
ne, DO W TAX licznej osladzie
Polskiej, jak W Nantjcoke
$4,000 dusz) dwie grupy
Zwiazkowe dobrze obok slebie
istnieG NIGGA. Jedna bedzie
sic starafa druga przewyzszyc
silq liczebnq, porzadkiem i
patriotyzmem, a ma tenn Zwi4-
EEK tylko zyskac mole. U mas
W miescie Winonie, liczacem
tylko 5000 Polakow [nie bio
rae W rachube sasiednich o.
sad farmerskich, istnieja 3
grupy Zwiazkowe obok siebie
a miedzy wszystkiemi wzoro-
wa panuje zgoda. = NAL
STER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

MUZYkA POLSkA KO-
SCIuSZKI. =. Pod tym ty-
tufem zawiazala sic W Pitts
burgu, Pa, nova grupa Zwiqz.
kowa. Sekretarzem tejze Jest
znany muzyk Wfadysfaw
Sewerage.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01

NANTICOKE, Pa. - Po-
Stem ma sejm polski do St,
Paul wybrafa grupa K. Puta-
ski, 20l czfonkow liczaca,
OBJ. G.. W. P 0 a II d a. kle-
dy stawiono wniosek, ably
wybrano i wysfano jeszcze
przynajmniej jednego posfa,
OBJ. Jana S $50 k 6 O.,
wtenczas P o ! and zaczat
szarpac honor Sosnowsk1ego
i przekonat wiekszosc zebra
nych, re jeden pose} z grupy
Pufaskiego wystarczy.
Wskutek tego 6ciu czisnkow
2 grupy, z G g.
wystarilo niby Z powodu' ze
OBJ. Poland ka2demu ubllza |
caiq grupa chce 2aw}adnac
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
struck With a Fork.

Yesterday David 8. Ford, OF No. 80
Hutton street, was badly injured with
q fork by Samuel Macy, ooloted, at the
stables Of the Diamond State Iron Com.
pany. Macy has been acting az stable
boss until about two weeks ago, when
ha was removed and Ford given the
place. Since then Macy, 1t is said, has
bad Ill feelings toward Ford. Yester.
day, after the drivers had left the
stable, the men began quarreling, and
Macy began striking Ford with hay
fork. Before no oould reach nything
to defend himself, Macy had severely
ont his head, bruised fiis shoulder and
broken his right arm. DR., Shortlidge
reduced the fracture. Ford ie sufferir z
consid srabls pain from his wounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
DEMPSEY WILL co TO EN- CLAM
Trustees nj e citing.

At yesterdays meeting Of tho Board
OF Trustees of the Poor the report pre-.
sented by Superintendent GuthrIs was
as follows:
Number OF inmates In the almshouse
White men, 1870; women, 81; children,
9; colored men, 81; women, II; children, ,
4; total, 2i9. In the insane department
White men, IS; women, S6; oolored
men, IL; women, 8; total In department,
leo. Grand total In the Institution, 3l9.
Daring the month there we're thirteen
dtalns OF this number five were over
rs years OF age. There was cne death
from smsllRox.
Superinteudent Guthrie urged the
nscessity of taking come action In re-
gard to smallpox patients. 1t WAS very
easy, he e&id. to telephone that there
wss a person in Wilmington with the
small llpox and must bs removed, but at
present tkero 10 no place to put them.
Considerable discussion followed
whather IL would be a3vis1ble TO erect
smanpor barracks or to move the
smsIlpoE hospital to the farm house
ard unite them. The following wss
offered 6y Mr.. Williams ard adopted
by the board.
"R sealved, That the con2 m'ttse on
buildings and grounds be directed TO
Invite proposals for removing the small
pox hospital and the farm house to q
point nea- the railroad; for joining the
two buildings and fitting them up prop
erly for smallpox cases; also, for propo.
sails to build frame barracks near the
present smallpox hospital on plans TO
be m ade By said oomtaittee, and to re-
port to the board at q mesHnR on the
(dAte to be fxei by the committee)
day Of January"
Prior to adjournment the monthly
pay roll of $5t21S was passed.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
A Turkey Th;oT EoIled.

A man picked up q 17-pound turkey
Ia front OF the victuslipg shop OF 4. 2.
Garsy, 81 King street. last evening,
and Was paking off with 1t, when Mr.
G.'s goo John gave chase and the would.
bs thief dropped his booty AID made off
as rapidly ns possible. John picked up
the turkey and, carrying 1t back to the
store, placed It In secure place. In o
few minutes after wards the rogue came
up on the opposite side Of the street,
when John ran out and cried stop thief
The fellow then walked hurriodly up to
Fourth street, aud after passing two
men ran off IS rapidly as possible. Mr..
Carey had done a large business In
turkeys, selling nearly leo, but he had
no INCLINATION TO allow 17.pounder 10
go cff without securing proper con-
alteration for It.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
LEAVING THE ORDER

Local Assembly No. 10,23s, knights
OF Labor, OF Philadelphia, has cisoend
ed. This was one OF the most I'm portant
Assem- unblies OF railroad men In the city,
N net In the State, since 1t Included
ssry nearly all tie conductors. engi'
users, brskemen, fremen, s~itchmen, !,
telegraph operators and Others engsgea
IA, the passenger transportation depart,
r,ent OF the North PeunsylVenia aud
RoxapS Brook division and the German
.own and EofristowE branch OF ths
s.ecainR Railroad Company p1nhii
:, m, the Ninth and .GSeen stree.s AM
Th ,rd and Bsrks streets stations. The
ass, u5Iy comprised over one thsSsand
men. =. IN
o,cioclc last night In thesr hall, nesth.
enst co, NOR of Eighth and spring Sssaen
streets. The abundance at the meskns
vas nm, uzaiIy large. Tbs msjority o,
the TX Knights enticipstsd suoh a result OF
the meetin as she opening oil the Az
sembly. .tae,,
At the meetiiNg. Shortly after me Is
sembly had b ven opened the i0iio"ihg
nraa mbla and resolutions wefs onereu
by member aud adopted: 49,,
WHEREAs, In view OF the difficulties
ax,atin0 betwesn the employees ot the
PbiIadelphia and Reading Rai.soad
0omranY and the causes that I'D there
N aud bslieyinA that tho estGhiishmsn t
and nreseryation of order Is o prine
and Essential fuucti0D OF go7ernms1s
and obedience to it ~ duty, Therefore bs
Resolved, That this a'ssmb'y canno'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Brevities.
The cheapest has hoRse I'm the Ell
IA a um ofd Bros.' xO4 Mark 90 stree

The cheapest has hoHse I'm the city
IA a m efd Bros xO4 Markea street
Try BusA's coal you will like IL.
60 TO MErphey's for your bed sprtngs.
Buy your furniture at Mucphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely Ike 1t.
w. j. Kinble, grocer, Ind and Jus:ison st IL.
Millard +. Davis, jeweler, X. Second st.
Setne IS X. Rings, at HAMS, is K. Fourth.
II. Roop smith, druggist, stu and King.
American Laundry, 8C2 West Front street.
F,.st class furniture at Murpaey's, 800 Ship
Icy street.
$3.50 cash will buy 9 brick kouss. Apply
to heald Il DO.
60 10 Geo. II. Murphey's for your pc n of
chRInber and dining room furnitSre. NV t'hip
ley street.
10. Bryant, No. u East sevsnth st,eet,
is taking orders for the revised and latest
eji ion OF samantha at Saratoga. Prlcs 50
ducsd 10 sL7b. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and putin good or1ef for the "intef,
end yoHr order to 7, East Fourth street, flck~
els, Stove and Heater Company. ~ teIe-
nhone, Number a2S. II will be promptly tten-
ded to
Special bargains In holiday goods. Mems.
s0In en's boys and ohildrens velvet em-
broidersd slippe,s at lowest prices In the
city. All leather x 1ods at big bargains.
UEs liants Uneap S Los store, %ll King st.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Omoers Electea.

Palestine Castle, No. l. "A. 0. X. NJ. c.,
iast evening elected new officers as fol
lows; Commander, George P. Monk ,Jr
E..C Clifford Mccall; first lieutena ant,
John IL. speakman r. g., George p.
clayton; +. g., A. g. Vernon; treasurer,
Josiah Mccall; Z. OF g., Eluood Souders;
a. Z. OF s., William L. L.Mendinhall; l. g.,
Robert w. Tunis; o. g Harry Wermin-
ger; chaplain, z, NJ. Irwin; trustee, El-
wood Souders
Eureka Castle, No. 8, A. o. X. NJ. c.,
on Tuesday evening elected new officers
as follows Commander, Chester Brown;
yice-commander. b. r. Munson; first
lieutenant, Reuben Crosean; recording
scribe, William Is. Hickman; assistant
recording scribe, George P. Monck;
financial scribe, Howard o. Moore;
treasurer, j. r. Morcland chief of staff !,
Robert Briscoe; assistant chief OF staff, r.
ID. NcElmoyl; inside guard, T. D Wick
ersham; outside gusrd, George w
Springer; chaplain, A. ?. Jackson; trustee,
Reuben Crossan.
Humanity Circle, Brotherhood of the
Union, elected the fol owing officers on
Tuesday evening; wv, Walter Sherwood; !;
= D., William NJ. Price; T.. f., John T.
Keys, s. K G. II. Nor 1ow; H K. c. 4,
=. Bassett; II. 7 Samuel B Clark; H.
III, John Anderson; W. of D., William
Z. Kirby; W. of N Fl. T. Sergeant;
trustee, William M. Price; widows and
orphans committee, Samuel B Clark.
at the meeting Of St. Johns Castle,
No. 4, X. g. z last evening the follow.
Ing officsrs were elected: P. O., u O.
Fairbanks; N. c, Jan es H. Plerson;
V. o., A. Is. seminar; s. H., Thomas
b. Moore; Fl. p, Anthony Roy bold,
Jr V. H., EllUood Scarborough; M.
OF 4 Thomas III. Crossley; q, OF e +,
ao@ard o. Moore; X Of Z John W.
Wflliame; trustees, James Bantham,
joseph Fl Trexier, Benjamin J. Down
ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
upt old lawles sress in any form. v

upt old lawles in any form, We
condemn the action OF the men who
have caused the trouble as rank ipiu,.
uce and arrant stupidity therefore
Resolved, That this as sembly do nov
adjourn sine die.
Master Workman Kuouf, after the
assembly hal adjourned, was seen at
BIS residenee, No. 926 Girsrd avenue,
Wnen ne said that had the strife been
proper one be should have stood by 1t
TO the last, bat the issue Is, be said, a
false one, and In violation OF the csrdi
nal principle OF the order-"arbitrs
ton" He said the members of Nc.
lo,2S6 are conservative men and were
unwil i,a TO do injustice to any one,
either their follow. workmsn or their
employers. Mr.. KDoutf is . brakeman
on passenger train on the North
fenneylvania Railroad branch.
THE MEN AT WORK AT READING,
READING, PA.. Dc. 28.-Coal and
freight traffic by this morning was
firmly re-establis1ed on the main iipe
OF ths Reading 3 abroad. Up to noon
Today twenty-suo empty coal trains
pasted through Ra,dlng from Port
Richmond aud thirty loaded trains
from the ccal regions.
COAL 1RAIN3 STILL MOVING.
PoTTsyILLE. Pa Deo, 20 -Notwith
standing tbs fact that Knights of Labor
leaders here declare that there Ia gen
ersl strike ell along this line Of the
Reading esilroai, there 10 no peroepti
BILE Interruption of operations here.
The ueuel complement of coal t'ains
lefs PAlO Alto this morning, mostly
msnned by non-uuioa crews and
Brotherhood engineers, . number OF
whom had lost their places on the Read
ing road through the Brotherhood lock
ont Of 1877. Their PLACES were then
taken by Knights Of Labo., aad they
now glaefully re,sliate.
sHAmoKIS, Dsoembsr 28. - Tho
X sauing railroad klights of Labor
here are still out, and declare they will
not return 10 work until their dis.
charged associstes at this place are re-
tnstated. Three train crsws Of non.
union men are at work, bu. there are
tbirty.6ve LOGON olives here without
crews,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
An Expensive Stew.

John Craven went into Bareford' q
restaurant,st Third and Market streets,
yesterday, and with all the airs Of a
millionaire, ordered first. class oyster
stew. The order was filed and John
seemed to enjoy 1t amazingly, but
when he had finished iG started out
without paying, Mr.. BAreford called
his attention to this little omission on
his part, when John became disorderly
and gave them to understand that he
had no intention of paying. Conse.
quently be WAS handed over to an Off
Ger, and as Judge Lyman imposed .
6ne OF ~ and costs this morning, 1t
made his stew very expensive.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
aG,ea: Cattle Sale

,d ,,po, tao gres,eis, cattle sales
.%SsId % in this pat OF the country
,.ss Mace a. tns establishment oi
= W.rrsr N thi, eltv on Thurs
J,nusry5.h. Toe object is to try
s,os,,msnt to sgs whether this
{,ts, vl,l s.spd holding regular sales
[,ltle. sheep and hogs or not, Many
~, have s.ock TO seil but not
In 10 rn 10 tie eKpsnse OF holding
|,.ir s1d utseuently they hnd
|, alfi Juity 10 hading a market
n. arc a wsys pla ATTY OF buyers. but
[ s,s,: trou6le herttofore has been
M buye-s and 60 lers to hnd eaob
The ohisJi Of this sale therefore
Luply n bring them together. The
Ed,el iug bave BEEN made no very
4 thst 1t caunot possibly interfere
a the suocses OF the experiment.
In iss spE:oient number already
kni to warrant The assertion that
n viii be at least leo head o! stock
|sod. In the 10. will be one very
\ pgiserel Adernoy bull; also one
Enels.ered bu emitted to bs. several
Erats Aierasg COWS, some with
Ey, aud oihers with close springers,
yOk9 Of otfa, several steers for
k.r, soue has Poland China pigs
\ hse.si fine oriinsry Pigs. We
Iua urge oil who ara Interested In
kat ai.fni th5 grea, sale whether
y Wish 70 purchase OF nut, and those
y hiV8 nu7.nlrE in this line TO sell
tla make m!s.a1s by entering II
|ouk.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Hand Injured.

On Wednesday afternoon about 2 so o.
clock, John Burke, an employee of the
2 W. & B. machine shop and residing at
No. ll0 Poplar street, caught his left hand
in the yard crane and sustained quits a
severe injury. A deep cash was cut
about three inches in length across his
hand. Detective Jones put three stitche
In the wound aud Burke went to his
home. Hewill be unable to work for
acme time
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Senator Quay's Views on the EIsotio

Senator Quay's Views on the Election.
A Pittsburg special op Tuesday says:
United States Senator M. 8. Quay was
in the city to-day, and talked more
freely than is his habit on political
questions. Concerning Pres!dent tial pos
sibilities he said:
"There seems TO be only one candi-
date for the Republican nomination,
and that man is James G. Blaine.
Every body seems to ba for him, and =
think he can have the nomination II he
wants IT."
"Do you think he can defea Cleve-
land II he Is the candidate of the
Democracy?"
"Why. most oeztalnly l do. I think
he can beat ady man the Democracy
oan put mp. In my opinion Q Republi.
2an victory is assured In 1885,"
When asked IL he had n OF heard the
narle Of Senator Cameron mentioned in
connection with the Republican nomi.
nation, he said: "Yes, have heard
considerable talk In this end OF the
State about Mr.. Cameron, but there is
not much talk in Washington. Never
theless, am certain tha. Mr.. Cameron
is not . candidate; at least, he has
never even rs much as intimated 1t to
me, II he has any aspirations"
Referring TO Secretary Lam ar's nomi
nation to the Supreme Ben OBJ, he re
marked: "There seems to be consider
able talking done for and against him
in Washington. OF course, sill that
know Ia regard to his chances is simply
OF speculative character. think i
am right In saying that Senator Gam.
eron will vote against Mr. lamar. and
certainly shall. This lentJuls
clear through the Republican, ranks,
with but one or two exceptions. 1t will
only require one or two Republican
votes to confirm Lamar IL the Demo
Gratis stand firm, and believe they are
all doing that. The fate OF Messrs
Villas and Dickinson will naturally resi-
upon that of. Secretary Lamar" AS to
the tariff he said he would rather see II
increased than cut down. Mr.. Quay
favors the postal telegraph scheme.